Informatics is the study of information technology (IT) and how it is used to solve human problems. At IU South Bend, this field explores the science and application of IT to various disciplines, as well as social and ethical issues facing our information society.

Special Opportunities

Students in informatics will have access to a new informatics laboratory with the latest hardware and software available in the IT field. The lab will simulate the work environment with integrated multimedia computing devices including UNIX-, Windows-, and Mac-based servers and work stations.

Careers

An informatics degree prepares graduates for a range of positions within the expanding field of information technology (IT). Some of the career options include database developer/manager, biology/chemistry informaticist, digital artist, human-computer interface designer, information architect, IT consultant, multimedia specialist, network manager, software developer, stage and lighting designer, system administrator, technical writer, and Webmaster.

Degree Program

Bachelor of Science in Informatics

Learn about certificate programs to enhance your education.

Certificate in Informatics

Informatics degree requirements
Informatics courses

For more information, contact:
Department of Computer and Information Sciences
Northside Hall 301A
(574) 520-5521
informatics@cs.iusb.edu